Php, the most well-known web development software in the market is most difficult technologies to master. Are you trying to keep up with the latest programming paradigms which claim to ease your life? We are here to help you! We have crafted this comprehensive course covering object-oriented PHP in order to assist you understand the fundamentals of classes and objects and how they interact to create incredible software. It is no longer necessary to search through a variety of sources to understand the subject. If you're a novice or a pro the course will have something for everyone. What exactly is oop PHP and why is it being talked about everywhere? The underlying concept behind object-oriented programming is objects, not actions. This means that the programmer manipulates the object instead of the logic needed to manipulate the objects. In this way, objects that are alike or require constant calling are grouped together as one object. It will also have classes and subclasses. If the programmer would like to alter or call all the objects in this object, rather than doing it in isolation and continuously repetiting his code he'd only have to alter the object in its main instance and all objects that are clubbed under it will also be altered. Does this make sense? While initially avoiding oop, PHP finally embraced oop in 2004 with the release of PHP 5. Php is a server-side language, is already a daunting language without the aid of oop which is the reason this course was designed specifically. The goal of the course is to help you understand PHP programming basics, and how it functions using oop and gradually takes you through the process of becoming an expert PHP programmer. The course teaches basic concepts like objects, classes properties, methods and methods, properties, mvc, MySQL, data binding, data abstraction, and more. Beginning with the basics, you'll move on to more advanced concepts, and then using everything you've learned, you will create an application that includes an entire registration and login system.